Growing in the city

[krustythfreakinclown]

I have a friend who will be doing a guerilla grow in the city this year. It will be in a wooded area on a downward slope, about 35-50 feet from a busy road. There are no streetlights, but the nighttime traffic will obvioulsy have their headlights on.

Do you think that this would be too much light and screw up the plants when they try to go into flowering?

Also, the light pollution is pretty bad (sickly orangish glow in the night sky, can sorta see the clouds due to the light pollution). The upside to it is that the plants will be grown near a river that is not lit, so there will not be any *direct* lights shined on .

krustythfreakinclown Reviewed by krustythfreakinclown on 04-26-2006. Growing in the city I have a friend who will be doing a guerilla grow in the city this year. It will be in a wooded area on a downward slope, about 35-50 feet from a busy road. There are no streetlights, but the nighttime traffic will obvioulsy have their headlights on. Do you think that this would be too much light and screw up the plants when they try to go into flowering? Also, the light pollution is pretty bad (sickly orangish glow in the night sky, can sorta see the clouds due to the light pollution). Rating: 5

[krustythfreakinclown]

Even if they get found, it's not like it's gonna cost anything. Assuming he doesn't get caught in the garden, anyway. heh.

[Jdog7000]

Growing in the city outside is a pain in the ars!

[Earthy Dank]

Even if they get found, it's not like it's gonna cost anything. Assuming he doesn't get caught in the garden, anyway. heh.

When they find it they don't just pull it up and walk off... They will leave it alone until your friend comes to visit it then.. busted..